Shawn J. Goff

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bio	website	shawnjgoff.com
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	age	32
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I've grown up with computers around me my whole life. I started programming when I was a kid, and stuck with it ever since. I came across Linux around 1999 and have enjoyed working with it ever since.

For a job, I get to write software that runs on embedded Linux devices. I do everything from working on low-level drivers to writing shell scripts and even web apps.

	12,928 reputation	bio	website	shawnjgoff.com	visits	member for	2 years, 8 months
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Aug 29	comment	tmux: execute a process in the current pane, redirecting stdio to/from the pane I don't know how I could use that to accomplish my goal. I want to dump stdout from a command into a window, and dump the window's output into stdin of the command.
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Aug 22	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on sensors-detect does not detect
Aug 22	revised	tmux: execute a process in the current pane, redirecting stdio to/from the pane deleted 18 characters in body
Aug 21	comment	Why can't I use the REJECT policy on my iptables OUTPUT chain? That command in the thread is incorrect; `-p` is for matching on a protocol; he meant `-A` like my answer says.
Aug 21	revised	Why can't I use the REJECT policy on my iptables OUTPUT chain? added 23 characters in body
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Aug 21	answered	Why can't I use the REJECT policy on my iptables OUTPUT chain?
Aug 21	asked	tmux: execute a process in the current pane, redirecting stdio to/from the pane
Aug 10	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on “openssl dgst -sha1” producing an extraneous “(stdin)= ” prefix and trailing newline
Aug 7	comment	Is it possible to disable verbose in the middle of running? @Tim I haven't found an official resource saying what it is, but from experimentation, the field on the right (that shows the command) works in bash and zsh, but not in ash. Sometimes the pid also works.
Aug 7	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on How can I create and grant a normal user with root privileges?
Aug 7	answered	Is it possible to disable verbose in the middle of running?
Aug 7	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Open terminal from emacs
Jul 29	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on How do I keep KDE from asking new users for a password when I use /etc/skel to set up their enviroment?
Jul 29	reviewed	Reject suggested edit on TrackPoint hard to control after Debian update
Jul 27	awarded	Nice Answer